MomSkoop
The internet has been buzzing about this 3-ingredient ice cream recipe, I knew I had to give it a try. No ice cream machine, no complicated steps—just three simple ingredients and a little patience. But does it actually live up to the hype? I rolled up my sleeves, whipped up a batch, and here’s how it went.
1. The Hype Around It
This recipe has gone viral because of how easy it is. Traditional ice cream usually calls for eggs, churning, and special equipment, but this one promises creamy, scoopable results with almost no effort. All you need are:
- Heavy cream (for richness)
- Sweetened condensed milk (for sweetness and smooth texture)
- Vanilla extract (or any flavoring you like)
That’s it. Three ingredients.
2. Making the Ice Cream
I started by whipping the heavy cream until it formed soft peaks—it’s the step that gives the ice cream that light, airy texture. Then, I folded in the sweetened condensed milk and vanilla extract. The mixture was already sweet, rich, and fluffy, almost like a mousse.
Next, I poured it into a freezer-safe container, smoothed the top, and popped it into the freezer. After about 5–6 hours, it was ready to scoop.
3. The Results
Honestly? I was impressed. The ice cream turned out creamy and smooth, without any of the icy texture you sometimes get from no-churn recipes. It was rich but not overly heavy, sweet but balanced. The best part? You can customize it endlessly—think chocolate chips, crushed cookies, swirls of caramel, or fresh fruit.
4. Serving Ideas
- Classic: Scoop into a bowl and top with chocolate syrup or sprinkles.
- Sandwich: Spread between two cookies for a quick ice cream sandwich.
- Parfait: Layer with granola and fruit for a fun twist.
- Milkshake: Blend with milk for a super creamy milkshake.
5. Final Thoughts
The viral hype is real—this 3-ingredient ice cream is a total win. It’s easy, foolproof, and endlessly customizable. While I still love a good scoop of store-bought or churned ice cream, this recipe is perfect for when you want a homemade treat without the hassle. If you haven’t tried it yet, consider this your sign—it’s worth it.